Money Talks Radio Show - Atlanta, GA

This week on "Money Talks," Dr. Gene discusses what might happen if the eurozone were to dissolve, and Ted Parrish, CFA answers listeners’ stock questions. "Money Talks" is Atlanta's longest running and most respected money show on radio.

While it is holiday time, we think it is important for people to know that there is plenty of time to make a difference in their tax situation before the end of the year.

The Henssler Research Department takes over "Money Talks" to discuss our newest portfolios.

Dan DiLuzio, C.P.A. joins "Money Talks" to discuss the year-end strategy of choosing when to pay your fourth quarter estimated state taxes and what affect it might have on any alternative minimum tax you might have to pay.

You might not even be aware of it, but your emotional biases likely affect your investment decisions.

With inflation indicators showing it won’t be a problem, investors instead spent the week worried about Europe’s sovereign debt.

This week on "Money Talks" Ted Parrish, CFA and his Research Analysts discuss behavioral finance and our small-mid cap and income portfolios. Dan DiLuzio, C.P.A. also joins to discuss state tax payment strategies if you are subject to alternative minimum tax. "Money Talks" is Atlanta's longest running and most respected money show on radio.

An early retirement offer may sound like a blessing, but before you accept, the "Money Talks" hosts discuss how it may affect your future financially.

According to the latest Census Bureau wealth study, in the critical 55-to-64 age bracket, when household wealth typically builds to its peak before being drawn down in retirement, the median net worth for married couples is about four times higher than that of singles.

Taxpayers age 70½ or older are allowed a qualified charitable distribution (QCD), which lets you to direct your IRA trustee to make a distribution, up to $100,000, directly from your IRA to a qualified charity. This QCD fulfills the required minimum distribution for the year.

Gifting shares of a company children are familiar with can be a good way to teach them about investing.

Italy adds to Europe’s financial woes, but the American markets rebound after weekly jobless claims fall below the critical 400,000 level.

This week on "Money Talks" we discuss gifting stocks to children, qualified charitable distributions and answer a listener’s question on early retirement offers. "Money Talks" is Atlanta's longest running and most respected money show on radio.

The hosts of "Money Talks" offer their opinion on a listener’s question about building her portfolio with DRIPs.

Ted Parrish, CFA, and Senior Research Analyst Troy Harmon discuss the most common investing mistakes we’ve seen.